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Our global intellectual property capabilities 2020

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“The firm combines high professionalism, excellent knowledge and a friendly approach to customers.”Chambers Europe-wide 2018: Intellectual Property

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Allen & Overy is one of the few major global law firms with a full-service, cross-border intellectual property capability.

We have steadily grown our IP practice over the past ten years, understanding that globalisation and rapid advances in technology have brought new opportunities and threats to the world’s leading businesses. More than ever, our clients need to invest in global IP portfolios and IP enforcement to protect the ‘crown jewels’ of their business.

A&O’s IP practice numbers over 100 specialist lawyers across Europe, Asia Pacific and the U.S. Many of our IP lawyers come from science, technology or engineering backgrounds and have a deep understanding of the sectors our clients operate in; particularly the media, technology, life sciences and consumer sectors.

This combination of technical knowledge and sector expertise is integrated with leading antitrust, arbitration, employment and regulatory expertise, and backed up by one of the largest international networks of any major law firm.

This puts A&O in the strongest position to manage clients’ most complex IP issues and to handle strategic litigation and commercial deals around the world – a position we believe few other law firms can match.

Full-service capability and specialist support

We advise on the full spectrum of IP matters. This includes the contentious and non-contentious aspects of patents, trade marks and brands (including trade mark filing and portfolio management), designs, domain names, sponsorship rights, copyright (including broadcast rights) and trade secrets.

We also advise on the acquisition of IP rights, joint ventures, licensing agreements, collaborative research and development arrangements, technology transfer agreements and distribution agreements.

Our lawyers are supported by a team of specialist legal project managers who ensure the biggest cases and transactions are managed rigorously. We also have an in-house team of scientists who review and analyse technically complex material – nearly all of whom have a PhD in their respective fields and work alongside leading scientific experts.

As part of our service delivery, we over a range of training options for our clients. In addition to tailored training, once a year, we host our University of IP, an interactive one day course for in-house lawyers, covering the basics of the main IP rights (trade marks, patents, designs and copyright). Our IP specialists will cover the contentious and non-contentious aspects of IP as well as discuss key IP issues that affect businesses today. The University aims to enable attendees to issue-spot more effectively and support their businesses in a more informed way.

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Global planning and coordination

Key to the success of managing IP portfolios, complex transactions and strategic litigation across different jurisdictions is effective international planning and coordination.

Our IP practice has top ranked lawyers around the world. The team is well-integrated and has built up a reputation for handling the most complex multinational IP transactions and disputes, backed up by a team of specialist legal project managers.

The most successful strategies use the differences in national regulations and enforcement systems to their advantage. Our team is experienced in leveraging the strengths and weaknesses inherent in different jurisdictions’ legal structures to the benefit of our clients’ overall global position. In litigation, taking an international view on case management makes it easier to decide whether to seek a quick validity decision from the English courts, or to use a German court’s refusal to grant an injunction as a reason why a Spanish court should refuse a similar request.

Without our joined-up thinking, country-by-country transactions and litigation can descend into difficulty, with conflicting strategies, delays and spiralling costs.

“Its lawyers are doing fantastically well. Having them on the other side is extremely hard but always interesting, because they’re very brave in the arguments they make and aren’t afraid of controversy – if they think a position is right for a client, they won’t hesitate to push the boundaries and go for it.” IAM Patent 1000 UK 2018

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CLARIFYING BUSINESS PRIORITIES:

– Integrating within a client’s business to identify priorities.

– Engaging with business stakeholders and counsel to build a picture of market context and IP right territoriality.

– Identifying issues and solutions at an early stage.

“...few [competitors] tackle matters with equal efficiency. It’s worldly wise patent practitioners can instantly separate the wheat from the chaff when a bulky file lands on their desk; on top of that, they handle cross-border matters seamlessly working with colleagues in international offices.”IAM Patent 1000 2018 Germany

BUILDING THE RIGHT GLOBAL AND COUNTRY STRATEGY:

– Compiling in-depth legal analysis to align global and jurisdictional objectives.

– Establishing risk tolerance.

– Providing comprehensive technical and legal briefings, establishing strategy and know-how.

– Producing global and jurisdictional timelines showing milestones and hard-stops to coordinate pressure points and strategies.

DELIVERING STRATEGIES EFFECTIVELY:

– Actively project managing the portfolio, case or deal, using specialist legal project managers when necessary.

– Ensuring lines of communication are established and open.

– Providing real-time insight on the matter across jurisdictions.

– Quickly adapting to evolving circumstances and planning for contingencies.

By investing in our global IP practice over the past ten years, A&O has built a strong reputation for developing global strategies by:

*Chambers UK 2016



Patents

A&O’s patents team acts for the world’s leading companies in the most complex disputes and transactions. Described as having “one of the most formidable patent litigation offerings”*, we act in multi-jurisdictional and national patent disputes across all major sectors and in the many different courts and tribunals worldwide – using settlement, dispute resolution and mediation when they can offer a better solution.

We advise clients on the most market-leading cases, including advising the active participants in some of the first disputes examining Standard Essential Patents (SEPs)

and FRAND terms. We have also advised in relation to Supplementary Protection Certificates (SPC) and on the first Second Medical Use (SMU) case.

In addition to our litigation capabilities, clients come to us to help them exploit their patent rights in product and technology sales, joint ventures, licensing agreements, collaborative research and development arrangements, technology transfer agreements and financing arrangements based on patent revenue streams and/or patents as security.

In the next two years we will likely see the launch of the Unified Patent Court (UPC); the most radical change in European patent practice in over 40 years. Despite Brexit, the European unitary patent system has gathered enough commercial momentum to ensure its progress will continue.

A&O has patents specialists in all three seats of the Central Division, as well as in Luxembourg, making us one of the few leading international firms equipped to advise applicants and litigants on how to navigate the new EU system.

For the latest news on the UPC, visit our website: www.allenovery.com/publications/en-g/ Unitary-Patent-System

For further information on Brexit, visit our Brexit Law website: www.allenovery.com/Brexit-Law

“The firm’s renowned name as a purveyor of the highest possible level of customer service is drilled into every individual in its ranks.”IAM Patent 1000 Germany 2018

The European Unified Patent Court

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“One of the most formidable patent litigation practices in the UK and Europe...‘first class’ for patent litigation.”Chambers UK: Life Sciences 2018

– Huawei in relation to Conversant’s claim for a declaration that it has offered fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) terms in respect of its standard essential patent (SEP) portfolio.

– Abbott Laboratories on obtaining the first preliminary injunction in a patent infringement case in the history of the Beijing courts.

– An interested party (as supplier to the defendants) on the UK patent infringement action brought by Unwired Planet against Samsung, Huawei and Google involving five patents declared as standard essential (SEPs).

– Google in their first patent case in France regarding patent infringement concerning apps available on Google Play. This very high-profile matter raised questions beyond those involved in any patent infringement case concerning the liability for making allegedly infringing apps available to the public.

– Merck as part of their global challenge to patents covering anti-PD-1 antibodies for the treatment of cancer and also in the first of its kind parallel litigation to determine the terms of the licence between the parties.

– A leading U.S. computer hardware manufacturer on policy issues relating to the draft Rules of Procedure for the Unified Patents Court (UPC), as well as drafting a submission to the UPC Preparatory Committee on the same.

– Regeneron, a U.S. biopharmaceutical company, on its European patent strategy for proprietary transgenic mouse technology (marketed as VelocImmune®) – the largest mammalian genetic engineering project ever completed.

– A global healthcare company in a ground breaking enforcement and defence of a dosage regime patent before Polish general courts in numerous litigation proceedings simultaneously. This is the first known case regarding dosage regime patents enforced in Poland. This is an extremely complex, precedent, contentious litigation case in Poland.

– Archos in a multinational patent dispute concerning both SEPs and implementation patents relating to mobile.

– Eli Lilly in the defence of its patents covering the blockbuster drug Cialis used to treat erectile dysfunction.

– Samsung Electronics on the French part of its worldwide IP litigation against Apple concerning its smartphones and tablets.

– Premaitha Health, an innovative British company that has developed the first CE marked non-invasive prenatal test (NIPT) for chromosomal aneuploidies (including Down’s Syndrome), in the defence of patent infringement claims.

– A multinational genomics company on a dispute with a major patent portfolio owner relating to integrated systems for the analysis of genetic variation and function. The dispute arises from the patentee’s attempts to seek licence fees in relation to a patent pool that it is party to with another major player in genetic sequencing.

– Magotteaux, a world leader in the development and manufacturing of grinding media and wear-resistant parts for the mining, cement, coal power and recycling industries, on a multi-jurisdiction patent litigation.

– Pfizer in enforcing its second medical use patent for its blockbuster, Lyrica (pregabalin), against Actavis and a large number of generic companies in the UK, France and Germany.

Our experience includes advising:



Brands and trade marks

Trade marks are crucial to protect the innovation and investment that goes into developing brands – which for today’s leading businesses are significant company assets.

Our trade marks specialists support brand owners in developing, protecting and exploiting their brands on every level: from initial trade mark clearance and selection, to filing, managing complex international portfolios and any enforcement and disputes that arise.

Unlike many major law firms, we provide the full spectrum of legal support for brands and trade marks in-house,

with a team of trade mark administrators and trade mark attorneys working together with our team of IP lawyers.

We have invested significantly in expanding our trade mark and design offering in the last two years. Having grown the practice in London, in March 2019 we expanded the UK team into Belfast. Our Belfast trade mark team sits within the Legal Services Centre, part of our Advanced Delivery suite providing innovative ways to deliver our legal services to our clients.

Whether managing trade mark portfolios for fixed fees, or providing strategic legal support for brand owners across the globe, we have a market-leading practice that covers everything the world’s top businesses need:

A&O is ranked ‘Gold’ in WTR 1000World Trademark Review 2019

Developing brand strategies and managing brand portfolios long-term

Implementing and executing effective dispute resolution strategies to defend clients’ brands, including domain names

Working with customs authorities to seize counterfeit goods around the globe

Advising on whether specific marks are available for use and registration in territories of interest

Filing trade mark and design applications worldwide and taking them through to registration, building brand portfolios to maximise clients’ IP assets

Protecting clients’ trade mark applications and registrations against third-party attack

Protecting against infringement by running watch services and advising on strategies to halt infringements

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– Intel, the chip producer, in litigation relating to its flagship Intel and Intel Inside trade marks (resulting in a number of changes in corporate names and trade names of third parties).

– The Coca-Cola Company before the EU’s General Court, as well as with brand protection, including trade marks and designs in the UK and EU.

– Deutsche Telekom/T-Mobile, the German telecommunications provider, on a trade mark dispute with VOO, a Belgian cable company, which is seeking the invalidation of Deutsche Telekom’s magenta colour trade mark, which is an essential element of Deutsche Telekom’s brand.

– Three McDonald’s companies, as well as EMI, Pharrell Williams and Sony, on a claim in relation to the McDonald’s “I’m Lovin’ It” jingle, song and trade mark.

– MGM on their UK and EU trade mark filing, opposition and portfolio management work.

– Honda on a trade mark infringement claim in respect of the parallel import of Honda spare parts from outside the European Union, as part of an ongoing campaign in which we are acting to prevent the parallel importation of various Honda products from outside the EU.

– Sanofi in litigation against a local pharmaceutical company based on trade mark infringement and unfair competition in Slovakia.

– The owners of the James Bond brand on all related UK trade mark work.

– On all UK and EU brands and design work for Fox Entertainment, including Glee in the UK Supreme Court and protecting Avatar, The X-files and Duff Beer (from The Simpsons) amongst others.

– On the litigation with the Spanish Government regarding the use of our client’s trade mark “Saab” in an advertisement. We stopped the use of that sign within four days.

– Unibail, one of the world’s leading real estate groups in proceedings introduced before the General Court of the European Union, concerning the validity of several strategic trade marks, as well as on several high-profile trade mark infringement and validity actions before the French courts.

– Zentiva, the largest Czech pharmaceutical company, in an unfair competition claim and trade mark invalidation proceedings in the Czech Republic against Teva Pharmaceuticals Czech Republic in relation to Zentiva’s flagship product – Paralen.

– Bayer in an unfair competition and trade mark infringement litigation in both the Czech Republic and Slovakia against Omega Pharma, in relation to one of Bayer’s best-known dermatology products – Bepanthen.

– A leading Polish bank on a trademark licence agreement. This was an exceptionally complex case concerning issues of trademark protection, potential infringement of a trademark, and the use of trademarks by different companies within one capital group.


“Allen & Overy’s extensive geographical footprint – it has offices in more than 30 countries – makes the firm a go-to for businesses with sweeping worldwide portfolios or embroiled in cross-border litigation.”World Trademark Review 2017: France

“ Its Shanghai IP team showcases outstanding strategic wisdom when it comes to brand protection and fighting counterfeiters.”World Trademark Review WTR 1000 2019: China



Design rights

Designs are a practical way to protect creativity and innovation. They are also valuable company assets.

A&O’s intellectual property team has significant experience of advising clients on the protection of designs, including decorative patterns, graphic symbols and the shape of products and their packaging.

Our specialists can help you take advantage of some of the benefits offered by design rights over other forms of intellectual property rights, including the speed and simplicity of registration and the relatively low cost in some jurisdictions.

We can file design applications worldwide and take them through to registration, protect against infringement and implement dispute resolution strategies to defend clients’ designs around the world.

– A Premium Fashion Retailer in an unregistered design dispute relating to clothing.

– A manufacturing company in an exceptionally complex, large-scale industrial design case involving very valuable products. The case involved cross-border litigation and technical knowledge.

– DayMen, a U.S. consumer goods producer, on the enforcement of their intellectual property rights against an importer and seller of products infringing DayMen’s design and patent rights in the Czech Republic.

– Tribù, a manufacturer of exclusive designer garden furniture, in various disputes regarding infringement of their chair designs.

– Etex, a leading global building materials group, on the protection and enforcement of their design rights on design façade plates, which had been infringed by an Austrian competitor.

– Honda on the enforcement of its intellectual property rights against an importer and seller of products infringing Honda’s design rights.

– One of the world’s leading manufacturers of knitting needles on a number of invalidity actions before the EUIPO.

– Some of the world’s leading FMCG, fashion, electronics and luxury goods companies on design protection strategies and infringement.

– Fox Entertainment, one of the most iconic global entertainment companies, on its UK and EU designs.

“ ...without a shadow of doubt the thought leader on designs in Europe.”World Trademark Review WTR 1000 UK 2017


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We advise on both contentious and non-contentious matters, including:



Copyright

Our copyright team works with some of the world’s leading creative industries, including TV and film, publishing, software, music and digital, to help protect their valuable intellectual property assets.

– Nintendo, as their main advisor in France, on a day-to-day basis on the enforcement of all aspects of its anti-piracy policy in France, notably in its efforts to prohibit the sale of devices designed to circumvent the technical measures protecting the Nintendo consoles and infringing their copyright and trade marks.

– “The Voice” brand owned by Dutch producer Talpa over the last five years against Media Evenements, a French company claiming copyright infringement of its logo “The Voices” and substantial damages in the amount of EUR5 million, causing a serious threat to our client’s rights on a logo which is used on a worldwide basis for one of the most watched TV programs of the past decade.

– The Motion Picture Association of America in their dispute with the hosting provider in respect of copyright infringement of the abovementioned studios. We negotiated an out-of-court settlement with the infringer, who fully complied with our demands.

– An international client in important cross-border litigation relating to the payment of copyright levies, including advising on several legal issues which have been or are still being debated before the European Court of Justice.

– A U.S. software development company on its acquisition of a Czech developer of data governance and analytic tools from its founders involving a complex transfer of copyright.

– Flanders Classics, organiser of several major cycling events, on a copyright matter relating to the unauthorised rebroadcasting of its races.

– Ballon Media, a publishing company, on several agreements with copyright owners.

– TripAdvisor, in a case opposing its subsidiary, restaurant booking platform La Fourchette to the Michelin Guide for an alleged infringement of copyright and database producer rights as well as unfair competition.


Drafting and negotiation of copyright licences

Development of online distribution strategies for digital media, such as books, music, film and games

Copyright infringement actions before the national and European courts

The effects of new technologies and trends such as cloud computing

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“No brand conundrum leaves the team stumped.”World Trademark Review WTR 1000 2019: Slovak Republic

“ Well-regarded magic circle firm most frequently advising on trade marks and copyrights. Strong in both litigation at the EU and national level as well as in assisting with transactions. Frequently advises clients in the IT, media, telecoms and life sciences sectors on cross-border IP mandates.”Chambers Belgium 2016



Trade secrets/breach of confidence

In acting for leading global companies and states in the most high-value and complex trade secret disputes around the world, we have amassed strong experience in matters ranging from individual employee trade secret theft to mass-scale cyber security attacks.

As part of our strategic approach to protecting our clients’ valuable information, we frequently advise on preventative legal and technological measures that can short-circuit exposure to trade secret misuse and cyber threats.

– A major international hedge fund in relation to the theft of highly valuable confidential information and trading strategies by a rogue employee. This is a critical case for the client with significant potential losses flowing from the use of its confidential information.

– RF Micro Devices (now Qorvo) on enforcing trade secrets against its former employees and the competing companies that they set up. This is believed to be the first parallel enforcement in China and the U.S. for trade secret violations.

– A highly successful global hedge fund in long-running breach of confidence/trade secrets proceedings against a group of senior ex-employees who had broken away to form their own fund. The departing employees were believed to have misappropriated trade secrets relating to extremely profitable trading strategies.

– Bünting in a dispute concerning the alleged betrayal of business secrets and the alleged use of confidential market data.

– A telecommunications equipment company on a major strategic breach of confidence/trade secrets dispute following the breakdown of a joint venture with a major competitor.

– A UK publisher on a claim against a former director for misuse of trade secrets, breach of confidence and breach of restrictive covenants.


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“They are very talented and understand the technology. Their strategic and proactive counsel is most impressive.”Chambers UK: Intellectual Property 2019

Sales and acquisitions

(and associated IP due diligence)

Strategic licensing

Joint ventures

CollaborationJoint

development arrangements



Transactional IP

A&O has a long track record of advising clients on the acquisition, assignment and transfer of intellectual property rights through various structures, including:

Highly recommendedIAM Patent 1000 2018: Transactions

We also advise on manufacturing and distribution agreements, co-marketing and co-promotion agreements in a variety of sectors.

As well as the structuring, drafting and negotiation of licensing and collaboration deals, we assist clients with the analysis of in-licensed IP and the potential for licensors to exploit those rights, as well as on the strategy for, and consequences of, terminating or exiting licensing/collaboration arrangements.

We also advise clients on raising funds using royalty streams from licence agreements and on the use of IP as security.

With the increase of M&A deals designed to bring innovation into businesses, protecting your IP is crucial. We work closely with our M&A and antitrust lawyers to provide coordinated advice on the most complex deals and transactions.

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– Asahi on the IP aspects of one of the world’s biggest beer mergers: the acquisition of Peroni, Grolsch and Meantime (the PGM Business) from Anheuser-Busch InBev (ABI) and SABMiller.

– PAI partners (PAI), owner of R&R Ice Cream (the world’s third largest global manufacturer of ice cream), on its 50/50 joint venture with Nestlé to form a new entity which will be called Froneri.

– A global retail and investment bank on the strategic ring-fencing and restructuring of its global intellectual property portfolio, including legal, regulatory and tax advice on the ownership and licensing of the group’s intellectual property.

– CISCO Systems in relation to its acquisition of Cognitive Security, a Czech research company focused on detection of advanced cyber threats involving assessment of extensive copyright transfer.

– Wolters Kluwer France on its projected disposal of its Legal & Regulatory’s French trade media assets to ATC, a private B2B media company in France.

– A pharmaceutical company on the transfer of some of its marketing authorisations to certain third parties.

– The Emperador Group on the acquisition of several Spanish brandy goods from Beam Suntory, which included a complex transaction that had to be done regarding a very important number of IP assets.

– An international manufacturer of components on the reorganisation of its global IP portfolio and the set-up of an R&D centre, including the conclusion of an IP assignment and licensing agreements.

– Celyad, a leading Belgian biotech, on a licence agreement concerning several of its pharmaceutical cancer products with ONO, for several Asian territories.

– Kharis Capital on a master agreement by which Burger King grants Kharis Capital the exclusive right to introduce Burger King restaurants in Belgium and Luxembourg.

– Vemedia in relation to the acquisition of Oenobiol from Sanofi.

– Colfax Corporation with a complex division and transfer of an existing trade mark portfolio including WIPO and other foreign trade marks in connection with its USD57m acquisition of ČKD Kompresory, based in Prague, Czech Republic, from ČKD Group.

“As one of the best business law firms in the world, Allen & Overy demonstrates a great flair for IP-driven transactions.”World Trademark Review WTR 2018: UK


Global intellectual property contacts

Filip Van ElsenPartner – Antwerp

Tel +32 3 287 73 27 [email protected]

Belgium

Peter Van DyckPartner – Brussels

Tel +32 2 780 25 [email protected]

Belgium

Geert GlasSenior IP Counsel – Brussels


Belgium

David Por Partner – Paris


FranceAlexandre RudoniPartner – Paris

Tel +33 1 40 06 50 34 [email protected]

FranceLaëtitia BénardPartner – Paris


France

David ShenPartner – Shanghai

Tel +44 20 3088 [email protected]

China

Our global team

KeyGlobal team presence

Our global presence

Jakub ČechAssociate – Prague


Czech Republic

Connell O’Neill Partner– Sydney


Australia



Global intellectual property contactsDr. Jan EbersohlPartner – Munich


GermanyDr. Joachim FeldgesPartner – Munich


GermanyDr. Jens MatthesPartner – Düsseldorf


Germany

Martin Magal Partner – Bratislava


Slovakia

Zuzana HeckoSenior Associate – Bratislava


Slovakia

Anunciada DelgadoSenior Associate – Madrid


Spain

Mark RidgwayPartner – London


UK

Marc DöringPartner – London


UK

Jim FordPartner – London


UK

Nigel ParkerPartner – London


UK

Marjan NoorPartner – London


UK

Osamu Ito Partner – Tokyo


Japan

Frits GerritzenPartner – Amsterdam


NetherlandsKatia ManhaevePartner – Luxembourg


Luxembourg

Krystyna Szczepanowska-Kozłowska Partner – Warsaw


Poland

Mark HeaneyPartner – London


UK

Paul B KellerPartner – New York


U.S.

David StonePartner – London


UK

Neville CordellPartner – London


UK

Tom ButcherPartner – Abu Dhabi


UAE

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Allen & Overy is an international legal practice with approximately 5,500 people, including some 550 partners, working in over 40 offi ces worldwide.

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The term partner is used to refer to a member of Allen & Overy LLP or a director of Allen & Overy (Holdings) Limited or, in either case, an employee or consultant with equivalent standing and qualifications or an individual with equivalent status in one of Allen & Overy LLP’s affiliated undertakings. A list of the members of Allen & Overy LLP and of the non-members who are designated as partners, and a list of the directors of Allen & Overy (Holdings) Limited, is open to inspection at our registered office at One Bishops Square, London E1 6AD.

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GLOBAL PRESENCE

Allen & Overy is an international legal practice with approximately 5,500 people, including some 550 partners, working in over 40 offi ces worldwide.

Allen & Overy means Allen & Overy LLP and/or its affiliated undertakings. Allen & Overy LLP is a limited liability partnership registered in England and Wales with registered number OC306763. Allen & Overy (Holdings) Limited is a limited company registered in England and Wales with registered number 07462870. Allen & Overy LLP and Allen & Overy (Holdings) Limited are authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority of England and Wales.

The term partner is used to refer to a member of Allen & Overy LLP or a director of Allen & Overy (Holdings) Limited or, in either case, an employee or consultant with equivalent standing and qualifications or an individual with equivalent status in one of Allen & Overy LLP’s affiliated undertakings. A list of the members of Allen & Overy LLP and of the non-members who are designated as partners, and a list of the directors of Allen & Overy (Holdings) Limited, is open to inspection at our registered office at One Bishops Square, London E1 6AD.

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